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STANNARD Daryl K - Vietnam Wall section 7E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-07 22:12:09Z

STANNARD Daryl K - Vietnam Wall section 7E

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Re: Stannards of Vermont

JuliaMorrisonGriffith — 2012-03-23 03:06:54Z

Edward Mather Stannard's father was Eliakim Stannard. I have his photograph. My great-grandfather was Melchert Stannard, brother to Francis Orlando Helmer Stannard. Here is some information. He was born 16 May 1786 in Connecticut. He lived in Durham, Greene County, NY when his child Lucinda was born. He died 31 Mar 1871 in Atwater Township, Portage County, OH and can be found in the 1850 and 1870 census there. Here is some information from a local history referring to Lucinda and her parentage.

1885 Portage County History, page 577, Atwater Township: Mrs. E. H. Beach, of Atwater, was born February 6, 1817 in Durham, Greene Co, NY, daughter of Eliakim Jr and Frances Stannard, natives of Connecticut, born May 16, 1786,
and March 22, 1790, respectively. They were the parents of nine children: Adaline, Antoinette, Harriet, Lucinda M, Edward, Lucy, Platt, Mary, Eliakim.
Mrs. Beach's grandparents were Eliakim Sr and Bethia Stannard of Puritan stock, both natives of Conn, former born August 31, 1758 and latter born July 15, 1759,. Lucinda M our subject was twice married, on first occasion November 26, 1843, to Ransom Hinman born in Greene Co NY in 1813, and who when a child came with his parents to this county where he passed the remainder of his life dying December 22, 1857. Our subject afterward, May 1, 1861 was united in marriage with E. H. Beach, also a native of New York, born in Victor. Mr. Beach came to this county in 1861 and is highly respected and favorably known in this community.

I believe his wife was a Frances Mather born 22 Mar 1790 in Connecticut and died 09 Sept 1870. I have not been able to find any information on her parents. If you find anything, I would love to know.

I also have information on Eliakim Sr who was a soldier in the refolutionary war. If you would like to chat more about this you can reach me at juliagriffith@msn.com

Re: Major and Adeline Stannard/Stanard of Spotsylvania, VA.

jrenee0606 — 2012-01-28 01:03:15Z

Major Stanard was my great-great grandfather. A lot of his descendants live here in DC, VA and MD. His son Lawrence was my great-grandfather, his son Edgar was my grandfather.
A lot of relatives live here.

Re: Sarah Stanard/Stannard from Connecticut

gwpage — 2011-10-22 14:24:07Z

Gilbert & Esther E. (Hibbard) Stannard who were m. in 1850 had four children before he died in San Diego on 22 Nov. 1909:
1. Unnammed Child b. between 1850-1860.who died before 1860.
2.Ada L. Stannard b. c. 1857;
3. Alburtus C. Stannard, b. 1863 - d. in 1900; and
4. Jay Lasher Stannard, b. Sep. 1866- d. 31 Mar 1931 in CA. He was the last of his line of descendants.

Gilbert appeared in the 1850 Federal Census of Cazenovia, Madison, NY. He was age 22, b. in NY. I have his birth date as 4 July 1827 in NY, as I don't know where in NY he was born.

GWP

Re: Sarah Stanard/Stannard from Connecticut

ClarieneBrown — 2011-10-22 01:46:51Z

Gilbert died in San Diego in I think 1909. He had two sons Burt and Jay.

Re: Sarah Stanard/Stannard from Connecticut

pmceus — 2011-10-21 23:41:18Z

Thanks for replying to my post. Someone on the Connecticut mentioned that there were Stannard folks around the Saybrook, Connecticut area. Interesting to hear that there was another Stanard in upstate New York in the early 1800's. Hopefully, Sarah might be related to Ezra in some way.

I 'll have to check the early NY census records to see if I can find Ezra and if his household had any female listed that might be around Sarah's age. At least now, I have something to start with.

Thanks again,

Pat

Re: Sarah Stanard/Stannard from Connecticut

gwpage — 2011-10-21 22:34:53Z

I have a Polly Page who m. Ezra Stanard abt. 1805 in upstate NY and had a son named Gilbert Stanard.
Since there seem to have been several Gilbert Stannards who were medic doctors in the Sheboygan, WI, area, we can guess there may have been some relationship between the 1827-1909 Gilbert and the Henry and Erastus Stannard who
were there from the early 1850s.

All presumably trace back to Joseph STANNARD and Elizabeth SPENCER of Saybrook, Middlesex Co., CT. (That Joseph was
almost certainly born in England -- he was one of the founders of Saybrook, not born there.)

Sarah Stanard/Stannard from Connecticut

pmceus — 2011-10-21 21:09:09Z

Looking for info on one of my GG grandmother's parents. This is a long shot because I have very little info to go on.

My GG grandmother was Marietta Wagonen - b. 21 Jul 1826 in Clarksville, Albany County, New York and d. 15 Jun 1917 in Elsmere, Albany County, New York. She married James J. Groesbeck on 16 Apr 1853.

On Marietta' s death certificate, her parents are listed as John Wagonen born in Holland and Sarah Stanard born in Connecticut. That is all the info I have on them. Since Marietta was born in 1826, I assume John and Sarah were married a year or two before that. Presumably, Sarah was born sometime in the early 1800s or even very late 1700s to be of child bearing age in 1826.

I'm not aware if Sarah had any siblings or how she ended up in New York. Name was spelled Stanard on Marietta's death cert but I see some people spell it Stannard, so I have also posted this on the STANARD message board.
I posted to the Connecticut board as well.

If this rings a bell with anyone, I would appreciate any info you might have.

Pat

Herbert Victor Stannard of Downham Market, Norfolk, uk

cvstannard — 2011-07-31 08:27:29Z

Herbert Victor Stannard is my Grandfather and he was born
1897 in Downham Market, Norfolk, England.

We would love to know where and when he died so the family
may go and show our respects.

Kind Regards

cvstannard

Re: Major and Adeline Stannard/Stanard of Spotsylvania, VA.

whogas13 — 2011-05-19 03:04:27Z

Ouch--20 kids. I'm from UK-- furthest ancestor I have been able to find is Steven born 1780 or so UK

Mary Stannard and John Hughes

kelleymcyc15 — 2011-05-04 23:05:49Z

Trying to track down any information on Mary Stannard. As far as I can tell, she was born in Ireland in the 1840s. We think she went to work in England where she met John Butler. She married John Butler, and had a daughter here in Boston area named Margaret (who married John Hughes). She died in 1908 in Everett, Massachusetts.

Re: Stannard Tree from 1821 New York

JuliaMorrisonGriffith — 2011-04-10 02:01:30Z

Thank you very much for your reply. I did not have all of these names. I am fortunate to have a photograph of Eliakim, Jr., my 3rd great-grandfather.

Julia Morrison Griffith

Re: Stannards of Woolwich

rjhgrn — 2011-04-07 08:53:53Z

I've just caught up with this. I am also a descent of your Cyrus, via the second Ephraim (the first one died). Cyrus en listed in the RA after his first wife died and his farm failed and was eventually invalided 'unable to stand' some while after a gun ran over his foot in Canada. He lived in oolwich as an 'RA Pensioner'. I have a lot more about all this if you care to email me (same id) at hotmail.com.

Re: Stannard Tree from 1821 New York

lswysocki — 2011-03-28 19:00:48Z

you are correct. Eliakim and Bethia had nine children...Olive born 3/18/1783, Betsy born 12/5/1784, Eliakim Jr born 5/16/1786, Amanda born 1/26/1788, Charlotte born 11/8/1790, Silas born 4/17/1793, Lyman born 9/11/1795, Cynthia born 6/25/1798 and Josiah born 6/8/1804.

Re: Stannard's from N.Y. to Minn. To S.D.& N.D. 1800's to present

AdeleJust — 2011-03-15 22:05:48Z

Katie, I don't know what ground you've traveled with your Stannard research. I am aware of a couple, Libbeus Stannard and Luceba Fay, who came to Lee County, Illinois, circa 1844 from Madison County, New York. His father was also a Libbeus Stannard, and he was at Vermont.

There were several Stannard/Stanard men at Lee County and at Clarion Township, Bureau County, Illinois, in the mid-1800s. Libbeus Stannard and Luceba Fay had a large family. This is not my line, but has been a subset of my own research because of a Stannard marriage into my Baird line. I've noticed that Stannard also appeared in Michigan and Wisconsin.

adelejust AT earthlink DOT net

Re: Stannard's from N.Y. to Minn. To S.D.& N.D. 1800's to present

flea821999 — 2011-03-15 21:52:06Z

I have a Hannah Broberg from MN in my family. Her father is Magnus Broberg.

Re: Libeus Stannard

stanardph1 — 2010-08-30 17:49:37Z

Yes I see this is what hundreds of ancestor trees have as the correst information. Some trees list a woman named Eunice Crow and others a woman samed Rachael. What I can't find is the actual church document or other ducument that backs this up. Someone out there must have proof. I hope. Thanks for your reply. Every bit of information helps.

Re: Libeus Stannard

costannard39 — 2010-08-30 05:28:26Z

I have always seen his parents listed as John Stannard and Hannah Hanchett. His birthplace is supposed to have been Suffield, CT, so you may want to look for town records for that place. Given name often is spelled Libbeus, and surname sometimes has just one N, so it's a good idea to search all spellings. His line is collateral to my husband's. If I recall correctly, it goes Joseph>Joseph>John>John>Libbeus.

Libeus Stannard

stanardph1 — 2010-08-30 03:42:41Z

Does anyone have any actual documentation of who Libeus Stannard's parents are? Born in Connecticut in 1756 and died in New York 1846. His wife was Eunice Pomeroy.

Re: Major and Adeline Stannard/Stanard of Spotsylvania, VA.

Jayden82 — 2010-07-28 05:05:40Z

My African-American Beverly Stannard was out of Front Royal, VA. He is listed as a laborer there in the 1880 census. His daughter Lizzie had a son named Howard McReynolds who lived in Washington DC in 1917. Charles Stannard and Charles Stannard JR, son and grandson of Beverly, lived in Washington, DC at various times after 1900. It would be interesting to uncover the link between the white and the African-American Beverly Stannards, as well as the link, if any, among the African-American ones. The name itself hasn't jumped out of VA History to me, but there must be something there.

Re: Major and Adeline Stannard/Stanard of Spotsylvania, VA.

cstannard39 — 2010-07-14 15:17:17Z

Nannie, wife of Beverly, was living in Washington, DC, as a widow in the 1920 census. Since there's not a WWI draft registration for Beverly, he may have died before 1917. He seems to have favored the one-N spelling of the surname -- Stanard. I don't find this black Stannard/Stanard family before the 1870 census, but there were whites named Beverly Stannard or Stanard in Spotsylvania Co., VA, earlier, perhaps the family from which former slaves may have chosen their surname or even relatives. You might still be able to find episodes of Who Do You Think You Are? online. Two famous blacks, Emmitt Smith and Spike Lee, were among those whose ancestry professional genealogists researched for the program, so you may find some hints on looking for African-American ancestors there.
You really should mention that you're working on an African-American Stannard/Stanard family. That narrows the field of possible descendants a lot.

Re: Major and Adeline Stannard/Stanard of Spotsylvania, VA.

wrj52 — 2010-07-14 09:53:12Z

Beverly was born around 1872 in Spotsylvania, VA. His parents Major born about 1841 and Adeline Founteroy 1843 also born in Spotsylvania. Beverly married Nancy/Nannie Coleman in 1893. They were living in Washington,D.C. by 1900. Their children's names were Eugene, Joseph, Corrina, Lawrence and Clarence.

Re: Major and Adeline Stannard/Stanard of Spotsylvania, VA.

Jayden82 — 2010-07-12 00:23:02Z

I am looking for ties to my great grandfather, Beverly Stannard, born in Front Royal, VA about 1852. Beverly was married to Kate and had two childre, a son Charles born about 1884 and a daughter Lizzie born in 1877. Charles raised his family in Steelton, PA. Beverly was a stevedore in 1892 and worked on ships traveling between Europe and the US.

I would like to know more about Major and Adeline and their son Beverly. I believe they alos had a son Major, Jr.

Thanks for your help.

Re: Major and Adeline Stannard/Stanard of Spotsylvania, VA.

Jayden82 — 2010-07-11 23:41:47Z

I am looking for ties to my great grandfather Baverly Stannard, born in Front Royal, Va about 1852. He was married to Kate in 1880 and so far as I know, had two children, a daughter Lizzie, born about 1877 and a son Charles, born about 1880. Charles, my grandfather, raised his family in Steelton, PA. In 1892, Beverly was a stevedore and traveled between Europe and the US.

I recently came across Major and Adeline and I'd like to know more about them and their children, including their son Beverly.
Would appreciate any information you have

Re: Stannard of Indiana

roxzyosuna1 — 2010-04-19 16:56:33Z

Looking for Stannard geneology. My Great GrandFather was Dras Stannard married to Truly Devine-Stannard. My Father Joseph Maxwell Stannard. Please contact me at roxzyosuna@yahoo.com.
Thank you, Roxzy (Stannard) Osuna

Re: Illinois Stanard (Effie)

costannard39 — 2010-04-07 21:15:44Z

Effie (Stanard/Stannard) Lakin's parents appear to have been Martin S. Stanard (one N except 1860 census) and Jane. Martin was a wagon maker in Lee Co., IL, both before and after the Civil War, and it looks like he died in Chicago in 1922, possibly same year and place as Effie. You can find more at IL State Archives Databases (http://www.sos.state.il.us/departments/archives/databases.ht...). Unfortunately, statewide death index isn't complete statewide. Since Martin S. Stanard received a pension on his Civil War service, it probably would be worth your while to obtain the file from Natl Archives (www.Archives.gov), $75 for a complete file. Information you need to file is in the Adjutant General's report at the IL Archives site.

Illinois Stanard (Effie)

zoezaloudek — 2010-04-07 06:35:49Z

I'm trying to find anything about the family/ancestors of Effie E. Stanard (also found spelled Effa Stanard or Effie Stannard). She was born in 1860 in Amboy, Lee County, Illinois. She married Lovell Henry Lakin (also found as Henry Lovell Lakin) in 1880. They had three children; Blanche, Martin & Herbert. Blanche is my ancestor. Effie died in 1920 in Illinois. It sounds like she lived most of her life in Bureau County, Illinois. I think she's buried with other Lakins in Peru, Illinois.

I've found a bunch of information about her decendants and her husband's ancestors, but I haven't found much about her direct ancestors or siblings. All we have is two pictures of her mother, but we don't even know her mom's name.

Thanks for anything!

Re: Stannard Tree from 1821 New York

JuliaMorrisonGriffith — 2010-01-31 17:00:14Z

My Eliakim Stannard was born 16 May 1786. The only siblings for him I have listed in my tree are Olive born 1783, Cynthia born 1796 and Silas and Lyman for whom I have no birthdates. Their parents were Eliakim Stannard born 1752 and Bethia Kelsey born 1759. Perhaps Ezra is a cousin?

Re: Major and Adeline Stannard/Stanard of Spotsylvania, VA.

costannard39 — 2010-01-29 05:04:24Z

No, I am not connected to any of the VA Stannards, black or white, that I know of. I was just trying to provide a little more information (approximate birth dates, ethnicity) that might help others identify the people you were asking about. My husband's Stannard line is documented to Joseph Stannard/Stanard, one of the proprietors of Haddam, CT, and founder of the family that spread from there in the 1600s.

Re: Major and Adeline Stannard/Stanard of Spotsylvania, VA.

wrj52 — 2010-01-29 00:38:37Z

costannard39 are you a member of this Stanard/Stannard/Standard family?

Re: Major and Adeline Stannard/Stanard of Spotsylvania, VA.

wrj52 — 2010-01-28 00:19:58Z

Thank you for your help, I know the majority of the descendants of the family who stayed in Virginia, I am trying to find the descendants of the ones who ventured North to New York, Pennsylvania etc. Thanks again

Re: Major and Adeline Stannard/Stanard of Spotsylvania, VA.

costannard39 — 2010-01-27 23:48:31Z

There really are no "wrong" spellings of surnames. I have ancestors whose names were spelled several different ways in the same document. I see Lawrence still was in Spotsylvania Co., VA, when he completed his WWI draft registration and that he tended to sign his given name as "Larance." That county might be the best place to search for marriages of his sisters so you would know what surnames you might find them under. Good hunting!

Re: Major and Adeline Stannard/Stanard of Spotsylvania, VA.

wrj52 — 2010-01-27 18:06:07Z

I have the same information that you found on the family in all of the Census. As for the misspelling of Stanard,in the 1910 Census Major's son Lawrence was spelled Standard and that spelling was passed down to his present line. Lawrence is my Great Grandfather. Lawrence's son Vivian moved to Hartford,Ct.

Re: Major and Adeline Stannard/Stanard of Spotsylvania, VA.

costannard39 — 2010-01-27 15:27:53Z

These are African-American Stannards -- appear in censuses from 1870 on. In 1870 there was a Major Stannard, b. abt 1812, in the same locale. In 1900 census, Adeline says she was mother of 20 children with 11 still living at that time. Here's the list I reconstructed by looking at 1870-1900 censuses: Nellie/Cornelia, b. abt 1865; Fanny, b. abt 1868 (but not in home in 1870); Julia, b. abt 1870; Beverly (male), b. abt 1873; Lawrence, b. abt 1875; Maria, b. abt 1878; Essie, b. Dec 1879; Charlotte, b. abt 1884; Major, b. abt 1886; John H., b. abt 1893; Addie, b. abt 1894. That makes the same 11 you have. I think you can assume longer than usual gaps between living children mark the births and early deaths of those who did not live long enough to appear in one of the censuses. In addition to searching for STANNARD and STANARD, also look for members of this family as STANDARD, a very common misspelling if the name is pronounced as our family does (white in a line from CT>NY state>points west). Also, it appears Major, Sr., may have been enumerated as STANLEY in 1910. His birthdate jumps around from ca. 1838-1843.

Major and Adeline Stannard/Stanard of Spotsylvania, VA.

wrj52 — 2010-01-27 02:07:49Z

I would like to find descendants of Major and Adeline Stannard/Stanard of Spotsylvania,Va. They had a total of 20 children, I only know a few of their names;Cornelia,Fanny,
Julia,Beverly,Lawrence,Maria,Essie,Charlotte,Major,John and
Addie. Several of them moved North. Major Jr.and his wife
Elizabeth moved to New York and had 4 children,James,Pernel,
JEvelyn and Elvery.

Edmund Stannard

marionwakeford — 2010-01-02 06:35:45Z

Hi,
I'm looking for Edmund Stannard born London abt 1818, he married Ann Bryant, children Frances, Ann, Elizabeth

Hoping to hear soon
Marion
Sydney
Australia

Re: Stannard Tree from 1821 New York

JuliaMorrisonGriffith — 2009-12-24 13:51:23Z

Well, I believe My Eliakim's parents were Eliakim Sr 1752-1838 born in Saybrook CT and died in Greene County NY and his wife Bethia Kelsey 1759-1827 and they had children Olive 1783, my Eliakim 1786 and Cynthia 1796. Perhaps your Ezra was a cousin. Eliakim Sr. had quite a few siblings and perhaps one of them was Ezra's parent. There seem to have been a lot of Stannards in CT at that time. I have the grandparents of my Eliakim as Josiah Stannard 1712-1791 and his wife Mindwell Jemimah Post 1714-1805. Now, I am not a professional reseracher so I could have something wrong here. Hope this helps you with your research.

Re: Stannard Tree from 1821 New York

gwpage — 2009-12-24 13:08:06Z

If Eliakim Stannard was born in Connecticut in 1786 but died on 31 March 1871 in Atwater, Portage County, Ohio at 85 years old, he was probably the younger brother of EZRA STANNARD, b.c. 1783 also in CT who m. POLLY PAGE in about 1805

Polly was the daughter of Timothy and Abigail (Hoadley) Page from Branford, New Haven Co., CT, who moved to upstste NY after the Rev. War. Poly and EZRA Stannard were the parents of GILBERT STANNARD b. 4 July 1827 in NY who m. ESTHER E. HIBBARD

Re: Stannard Tree from 1821 New York

JuliaMorrisonGriffith — 2009-12-24 02:34:38Z

Sorry I'm not better about my sources. I know others have posted about this. I just have trouble keeping track of who I got what information from. Thanks to all who have posted about this family. Anyway, this post didn't seem to have a reply, so I wanted to post here.

Re: Stannard Tree from 1821 New York

JuliaMorrisonGriffith — 2009-12-24 01:51:09Z

I can't remember if I have posted this in reply to another thread. I believe it may have been you who posted a letter from Frank Stannard that was helpful to me in making this deduction because it said that Frank's father came from Portage County Ohio. I believe Edward Mather Stannard's father to have been Eliakim Stannard who was born in Connecticut in 1786 but died on 31 March 1871 in Atwater, Portage County, Ohio at 85 years old. He can be found in the 1850 census there. I believe I have a photograph of him that was passed down in my family. It simply says grandfather Stannard on the back but Edward Mather Stannard (my grandfather Melchert's father) did not live long enough to be the gentleman in the photograph so from that and the clothing it must be his father. More searching online leads me to conclude that His mother, Bethiah Kelsey, was born 25 Mar 1759 in Killingworth and she married Eliakim Stannard, Sr. of Durham, Connecticut. According to Men of Greene County in the Revolution, a history compiled by Olive N. Woodsworth of the Durham Center Museum, he was born August 31, 1752 in CT and he died June 28, 1837 or 1838. He settled in Wright Street, Durham in the 1780's. He was a soldier of the Revolution and captain (another book lists him as a sergeant) in a company of light infantry. Married Bethiah Kelsey of Connecticut. They had nine children, among them Silas and Lyman. (Beer's History of Greene County, pg 264, 287) He and his wife are buried in the Stannard Family Cemetery, located on Rte. 67, formerly Wright Street, in Town of Durham. In a field, west of a red barn on private property, where it indicates he died in 1838 - SH. Bethiah Kelsey died 16 Aug 1827. She is also buried there in CT although some sources say they died in Greene County, NY. If you would like to have a digital copy of the photo, we could correspond via e-mail -
juliagriffith@msn.com

STANNARD obituary found

cribbswh777 — 2009-11-03 15:13:23Z

Hi all,
I found this obituary in the big obits forum at http://www.genealogybuff.com

[Hartford County, Connecticut]

Sarah 'Sally' (Cutler) Burke Stannard
STANNARD, Sarah ‘Sally’ (Cutler) Burke Stannard, 91 of Tunxis Village, Farmington, died Friday, July 25, 2003 at home. Born in Hartford, she was the last of seven children of the late Louis and Mollie (Goldstein) Cutler. She was a member of Congregation Beth Israel of West Hartford, and a past president of Alenu Chapter of B’nai Brith. She leaves her loving husband of 35 years, Irving Stannard; a daughter, Lois Burke Shepard and her husband William of Oxford, MD; and two sons, Dr. Paul Stannard and his wife Barbetta of St. Paul, MN, and Charles Stannard and his wife Ellen of Atlanta, GA. She was the devoted grandmother of Stephanie Shepard Lipson, Cynthia Robin Shepard, Garrick Stannard , Kersten Stannard, Todd Nisoff, Charles Stannard and David Stannard; and great-grandmother of Victoria Lipson, Christina Lipson and Benjamin Stannard. She also leaves a devoted care giver, Sherry Jansen, to whom the family wishes to express their deep gratitude for her loving care and devotion. She was predeceased by her first husband, Albert Burke; by a daughter, Myrna Burke Nisoff; by a grandson, Warren Burke Shepard; and more recently by her sister, Fay Cutler Richland. Funeral services will be held Sunday, July 27, 2003 at 10:30 AM with Rabbi Elissa Kohen officiating in the Chapel of the Weinstein Mortuary, 640 Farmington Ave., Hartford with interment in the Cutler Family Circle Cemetery, West Hartford. Memorial contributions may be made to Congregation Beth Israel, 701 Farmington Ave., West Hartford 06119.

Other STANNARD data can be researched at http://www.genealogybuff.com/data.htm#Stannard

Hope this helps,
Bill

Re: HARRY W STANNARD

kelty118 — 2009-09-24 05:34:28Z

Thank you for that

Re: HARRY W STANNARD

GREERMAC — 2009-09-24 04:51:37Z

Harry and Florence married late in life, and Frank D. Stannard was their only child according to Florence's 1941 obit (available on Ancestry.com). Frank D. Stannard's obit appeared in CHICAGO TRIBUNE on 16 Sep 1989 and reads, "A memorial service for Frank D. Stannard, 70, a retired loan officer of the 1st National Bank of Chicago, will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday in Union Church of Hinsdale, Garfield Avenue and 3d Street, Hinsdale. Mr. Stannard died Wednesday in his Clarendon Hills home. Survivors include his wife, Marjorie; a son, William; and two daughters, Virginia Burgan and Barbara." Deaths of Florence & Harry and of Harry's parents (William & Helen/Nellie), and maternal grandparents (Caleb D. & Jane P. Fittz/Fitts) as well as his parents' marriage all appear on free IL Archives database.

Re: HARRY W STANNARD

GREERMAC — 2009-09-24 04:51:36Z

HARRY W STANNARD

kelty118 — 2009-09-24 00:43:29Z

Looking for any info on family of descendants of Harry W Stannard(1865-Glencoe Cook Cnty Ill) and Florence Louisa Cochran(1880) I only have Frank D Stannard(1919). Florence's mother was my great grand aunt who was orphaned and ended up in Canada frm England in 1878 and later Cook County

Re: Evangeline Marie Stannard

GREERMAC — 2009-09-24 00:15:12Z

I looked at the census page, and this 5-year-old child is listed as "temporary ward," not as a companion. You might need to check court records for the locality to see how she came to be living in that household. Adults in the household were b. NC, while child was b. FL.

Evangeline Marie Stannard

CarolVisser48 — 2009-09-23 23:16:51Z

I am looking for information on Evangeline Marie Stannard, daughter of W.M. Stannard - died in Lee County, FL in 1921, supposedly of typhoid. 1920 census states she was a "companion" of the Wade family.

William N Stannard photo

DougStannard — 2009-07-13 03:14:06Z

For those researching line of William N Stannard 1780 and wife Betsey Stoddard, I have acquired a photo of them from their grandson's family bible. I will forward via email to anyone who wishes a copy.

Re: Stannard, Hunt

dtfink14 — 2009-07-03 11:50:17Z

Thanks again, Fran. I'm Dale, and very pleased to meet you.

Please contact me by email at dtfink14@cox.net, and we'll swap what we have.

Re: Stannard, Hunt

franles — 2009-07-03 04:27:07Z

I'm glad to have helped you with Lydia. Maybe we can work together to uncover Giles' parentage. I'm pretty sure if we can uncover his parents we can work back further. I know Giles and Lydia had quite a few children but only a few lived past childhood. Frank, Martha, Mina and perhaps Hattie.

Family home is on Stannard Rd off Jerusalem Hill road, but it is no longer in the family. It is a couple of miles from Greatsinger cemetery.

I'd like to correspond directly. I guess we are distant cousins and we never knew many relatives on my dad's side.

I'm Fran, named after Frank.